Canada's Wonderland has opened a new roller coaster. It is so popular that people are waiting...

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Canada's Wonderland has opened a new roller coaster. It is so popular that people are waiting for up to three hours for a two-minute ride. Park management conducted a survey since they were concerned about how patrons (who paid a large amount to enter the park and ride on the rides) feel about this. The survey of patrons waiting in line for the roller coaster asks whether they think it is worth while to wait a long time for the ride and whether they'd like the amusement park to install more roller coasters. What bias is most likely to cause a problem for this survey? A O convenience sampling bias O volunteer sampling bias Ocensus bias O non-response sampling bias Canada's Wonderland has opened a new roller coaster. It is so popular that people are waiting for up to three hours for a two-minute ride. Park management conducted a survey since they were concerned about how patrons (who paid a large amount to enter the park and ride on the rides) feel about this. The survey of patrons waiting in line for the roller coaster asks whether they think it is worth while to wait a long time for the ride and whether they'd like the amusement park to install more roller coasters. What bias is most likely to cause a problem for this survey? A O convenience sampling bias O volunteer sampling bias Ocensus bias O non-response sampling bias Canada's Wonderland has opened a new roller coaster. It is so popular that people are waiting for up to three hours for a two-minute ride. Park management conducted a survey since they were concerned about how patrons (who paid a large amount to enter the park and ride on the rides) feel about this. The survey of patrons waiting in line for the roller coaster asks whether they think it is worth while to wait a long time for the ride and whether they'd like the amusement park to install more roller coasters. What bias is most likely to cause a problem for this survey? A O convenience sampling bias O volunteer sampling bias Ocensus bias O non-response sampling bias Canada's Wonderland has opened a new roller coaster. It is so popular that people are waiting for up to three hours for a two-minute ride. Park management conducted a survey since they were concerned about how patrons (who paid a large amount to enter the park and ride on the rides) feel about this. The survey of patrons waiting in line for the roller coaster asks whether they think it is worth while to wait a long time for the ride and whether they'd like the amusement park to install more roller coasters. What bias is most likely to cause a problem for this survey? A O convenience sampling bias O volunteer sampling bias Ocensus bias O non-response sampling bias

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